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Bosch HD 720p Day/Night IP cameras

Bosch has introduced its Dinion HD and FlexiDome HD 720p Day/Night IP cameras (ONVIF conformant). These are among the first products to be released as part of the new Bosch HD (high definition) surveillance solution. Equipped with Bosch’s latest 1/3-inch HD CCD with progressive scan, the cameras deliver sharp, highly detailed HD images combined with renowned Dinion performance.

Pixel-by-pixel image processing generates the most detailed images, making it easier for operators to distinguish small features – important when trying to recognise facial characteristics, identify small objects or make out items such as number plates. Also, being true HD, images are reproduced in widescreen format which captures more usable content from any scene.

Bosch Dinion HD 720p Day/Night IP cameras offer customers a conventional but stylish box camera, while the FlexiDome HD 720p Day/Night IP cameras provide a discreet, rugged dome option. They all feature advanced digital video processing that helps ensure image and colour performance are superb, even under challenging lighting conditions. SmartBLC automatically compensates for backlighting, while SensUp Dynamic significantly enhances sensitivity in low light such as moonlight.

iSCSI storage is supported, and video storage costs are minimised via the Bosch H.264 compression implementation, which saves up to 30% storage compared to MPEG-4 without sacrificing image quality. Innovative Quad Streaming enables simultaneous streaming of three H.264 video streams and a JPEG stream, giving more flexibility for third-party software integration. The cameras also support multicasting and Internet streaming.

Standard video content analysis features are included, such as built-in MOTION+ video motion analysis system. Also, hardware-enhanced versions of the cameras enable more advanced Intelligent Video Analysis (IVA) functionality using multilevel image analysis of pixels, texture and object direction.

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